Looks like a camping made from an upturned fishing boat (photos)
Expensive, but exotic.
If you want to relax unusual and tasteful, you direct road to a small village Akian Beach on the coast of Northern France. There lays the quaint campsite that is composed entirely of upturned fishing boats.
The tradition of re-use of the boat appeared in the 19th century, when the bottom of the vessel re-pitched and used as roofs for wooden buildings.
Gradually boats were replaced by more modern and comfortable materials, but an exotic custom decided to bring back to life in 90-e years of the last century — and made from an upturned boat tourist camp.
On its territory there are a hotel room, a café, toilets and a shower.
Rent single room will cost tourists in immodest 300 euros.
